chore: specify yarn 1 in package.json #4279
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chore: specify yarn 1 in package.json
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Certain Continuous Integration (CI) systems, such as Cloudflare Pages, use the latest version of Yarn by default, whereas
ChatGPT-Next-Webutilizes Yarn 1.This Pull Request (PR) adds the
packageManagerfield to thepackage.jsonfile, specifying that Yarn 1 should be used. This enables Cloudflare Pages to automatically install and select Yarn 1 for the build process.This also simplifies the process for contributors who use corepack, enabling them to switch their package manager automatically.